. >> ben bernanke with very sharply worded remarks in tokyo to a meeting of imf folks. ben bernanke addressing international critics of the fed's quantitative easing. the pump has been pumping money into the system and some people around the world is saying this has helped developing countries but hurting developing countries because the inflows of money into their economies is distorting their currency and distorting their finances and bernanke says maybe you shouldn't be holding them artificially weak and maybe you shouldn't manipulate this and it wouldn't have such a big effect. he didn't say china but the world read them as he addressed them and brazil who complained about the fed's policies. >> you know what they seem to be saying, look, we have to get our ship right and if you're okay in the u.s. -- >> you said ship, right. >> with a "p." >> if you have strength in the developed countries that is good for everyone. it lifts trade. it lifts flows, everyone makes money but at this point you've got developing countries have been concerned about rising food prices, co